War On Mosquitoes Moves To Broward This Weekend
The frontline of South Florida's war on mosquitoes is moving to Broward County this weekend.
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The frontline of South Florida's war on mosquitoes is moving to Broward County this weekend.
In the fight against cancer, sometimes one medical treatment can lead to other medical problems.
Johnson & Johnson making major changes to one of its most popular products to reduce the risk of an overdose.
There's no crying at the office at least that's what many people believe, but researchers are finding out that plenty of successful people break that rule which shows emotions and business can mix.
Students at Booker T. Washington in Miami spent the school year cooking up all the foods they love with no guilt in mind.
Residents across parts of Miami-Dade County will be getting buzzed by something other than mosquitoes starting Tuesday evening.
Energy drinks filled with caffeine are plentiful in stores and markets but what's a person to do when they no longer want to pep up but rather slow down and zone out?
If you've ever received a medical bill that didn't sound quite right you may not be alone. It turns out about 20 percent of health claims are rejected based on simple errors.
Breast reconstruction surgery can be risky. However, a South Florida hospital has pioneered a new technique to cut down on those risks.
Yo-Yo dieting leads to eating disorders, and two South Florida woman are uniquely qualified to say so.
Women are suffering through another round of mammogram confusion thanks to more new guidelines.
Milk has long been considered nature's most wholesome food — vital to good health. But in recent years the dairy industry has come under fire for the use of antibiotics and growth hormones. Now, there's new evidence, leading to a milk backlash, reports CBS4's Cynthia Demos.
Your stomach may turn after you hear the gut-wrenching truth about some of the most mouth watering meals.
Health experts advising the federal government have recommended that health insurance companies be required to cover birth control for women as preventive service, with no copayment.
When it comes to excellence in ophthalmology, the Bascom Palmer Rye Institute at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine is clearly a winner.